August 11, 2009
by Frederick
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Prologue To give you some background before I go into the content here, I had just concluded a successful interview (the first of two) and was stopping by the library on my way home. The trip from there was bizarre … Continue reading
May 9, 2009
by Frederick
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It’s very difficult to live life entirely without stress. No matter how calm and peaceful one wishes to be, there will always be events in one’s life that test the limits of psychological endurance. I experience stress on a daily … Continue reading
March 23, 2009
by Frederick
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Here are a few things that really irritate me: inconsistent usage of Canadian/American/British spelling; for instance, writing ‘favour’ throughout but slipping in something like ‘neighborhood’ bad marking schemes taking questions off after the evaluation is written; for instance, an exam … Continue reading
December 7, 2008
by Frederick
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UPDATE: Imeem was purchased by MySpace Music on December 8, 2009—one year after this post. As a result, the embedded music players below will not work. I think it is time for me to post another something to my blog. … Continue reading
December 1, 2008
by Frederick
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It is finally time for me to publish this post. In the article to follow, I describe my ambitious plans for a social experiment to test the theories set out in Analyzing Shifts in Human Behaviour (and Part II), the … Continue reading
November 20, 2008
by Frederick
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Here’s my list of things for which I am grateful, and I’m not even at home: technology food warmth Perhaps I am feeling happier. The National Seminar hasn’t even started yet… meeting other delegates is an interesting experience.
November 17, 2008
by Frederick
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Here’s my list for today of things for which I am grateful. food stress management light! Am I feeling happier yet? Not really. In fact, I’ve been feeling more and more stressed out lately. In any case, that’ll be fixed … Continue reading
November 14, 2008
by Frederick
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M.W. recently suggested to me that writing down the things for which I am grateful will lead to some sense of happiness. I’m willing to try this out, because there is a sound psychological basis for doing so; this activity … Continue reading
